Anil Kapoor and wife Sunita Kapoor’s love story will give everyone relationship goals. Their story began with a prank call and from past 45 years is still going strong. In a Facebook post for Humans of Bombay, the actor shared how he fell in love with his wife Sunita, years before he embarked on his Bollywood journey. Interestingly, the actor also mentioned how Sunita went to their honeymoon all alone while Anil returned to his work commitments.
Anil shared how his marriage was not a well-thought out and well-prepared function but a case of jhat mangni pat vivah. In the post, Anil shared, “When I got my first break, Meri Jung I thought, now house will come, kitchen will come, help will come... I can get married! So I called Sunita and said, 'Let's get married tomorrow - it's tomorrow or never' and the next day, we were married!"
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He also revealed how it was a prank call from Sunita that sealed the deal for him. He wrote in the post, “A friend of mine gave Sunita my number to prank call me--that's when I first spoke to her and fell in love with her voice!" Anil and Sunita were dated for ten years before he made his debut in films. Anil writes, “There wasn't any pressure from her side... the support was unconditional. Honestly, she knows me better than I know me. We've built our life; our home together.”
Anil rounded off the post with a hilarious and typical husband-wife conversation. “We've been together 45 years - 45 years of friendship, love and companionship. They don't make people like her anymore. She's the perfect mother, perfect wife and the reason I wake up every morning, motivated," he wrote, adding: "You know why? When I ask her, 'Arrey, yesterday only gave you so much money' she says, 'Woh sab khatam ho gaya," concluded the actor.
Anil and Sunita have three children- Sonam Kapoor, Rhea Kapoor, and Harshvardhan Kapoor. On the work front, Anil is gearing up for the release of his film Fanney Khan on August 3, 2018.
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